Automatization DSL dialer with XP

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Enric

Dear friends,

I want to automed my DSL connection. I pretend that when
I opening my PC, operating system connected to DSL
without to haver that introduce yourself login and
password.

Is possible?

I've found this example SCP file:

proc main

; Set the port settings so we can wait for
; non-gibberish text.

set port databits 7
set port parity even

transmit "^M"

waitfor "Host Name:"
transmit "CIS^M"

waitfor "User ID:"
transmit $USERID, raw
transmit "/go:pppconnect^M"

waitfor "Password: "
transmit $PASSWORD, raw
transmit "^M"

waitfor "One moment please..."

; Set the port settings back to allow successful
; negotiation.

set port databits 8
set port parity none

endproc




Many thanks,

Enric
 
That script shouldn't be necessary--that was for a modem connection to
Compuserve--brings back (not fond!) memories.

What kind of software is used to dial your DSL connection?

Is this a PPPoE connection?
 
I've never had to deal with PPPoA, I'm afraid. If it were PPPoE, I would
recommend either Microsoft's inbuilt protocol in XP, or Robert Schlabbach's
superlative RASPPPoE.

If there is a dialler involved, I would expect that setting the connection
to "connect automatically", and setting the Internet Connection Wizard to
see that dialler as the default connection, and perhaps additionally
launching some Internet-enabled app--Messenger?? at startup, would result in
the dialler connecting automatically. I don't know if it could be
configured to log in automatically, however.
 
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